Since Jen had a hockey tournament in Pinedale, Wyoming, and the inversion has made the air in SLC so thick that you almost have to chew it, I decided to come alone and check out
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Since Jen had a hockey tournament in Pinedale, Wyoming, and the inversion has made the air in SLC so thick that you almost have to chew it, I decided to come alone and check out
Read more →Since Kyle sent out the instigating email five years ago, last season was the only year that there has not been a BBQ on the half-way ledge of the Great White Icicle on Super Bowl
Read more →After years of struggling on ice, I had a great season a couple years ago where I finally figured out that I could just climb vertical ice and it wasn’t really that big of a
Read more →When I walked out of the house in the pre-dawn dark, I was happily surprised to see a few inches of classy ultralight Utah powder covering my truck. Higher in the canyon, the new snow
Read more →Ignoring the obvious big storm rolling into Salt Lake City, Jen and I decided to head to Ouray for three days of ice climbing. On the first day, the decision seemed like a good idea.
Read more →I just sat down to write this and from the other couch in the living room, tired from a long day of ice climbing, Jen told me “It’s so good to be doing winter stuff
Read more →After a reasonably mellow new year’s party with some friends, Jen and I joined up with Jamon for an equally mellow new year’s tour. We slept in, worked on our hangovers a bit, watched the
Read more →Over the last few weeks, Jen and I have made the traditional transition from fall to winter. We spent a couple weekends climbing and biking in the desert. We went down to Creeksgiving, where we
Read more →I met Jen five years ago this month. And this weekend, on top of a tower in the San Rafael Swell, I asked her to marry me. I cannot possibly imagine coming up with something
Read more →I can’t count how many times I’ve walked past some horrendously thin crack on some wall in the desert and wondered if it could be climbed. Last spring, on a trip to a rarely visited
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